Guess That Car v2! (Blurred pictures + leaderboard)

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I can see it. The headlights on the left of it and the combination of the side view of the back.
 
EDIT: way way late :dunce:
 
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Nope
Crispychicken: it has a vantage version and a v8 but it's not the one that ended in the late 80's, it started in 89 as the virage and was later called the v8 and had a vantage version so I'll give it to you, even more since you found the original pic
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I almost said Aston Virage, but it looked too small.
 
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Dang that was easy! :lol: That was quick. What gave it away?
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The headlights gave it away, I would have never guessed it from the rear
So here's my pic.
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Not a german car, nor american car either
 
subaru impreza
 
Nope to both, though it looks a bit like both the impreza and the corolla.
 
It's a Japanese car manufacturer, but the car is not assembled in Japan
 
And it's NOT a Toyota?
 
There's a Suzuki Sidekick in the background? ;)
 
I've got no clue, then. Because it doesn't look like a Suzuki, Nissan, Mazda, or Honda either.
 
Lexus GS 450 Hybrid?
Lexus IS 250?
 
I thought that too, but that back window is too rounded...and might I add it looks small and cheap.
 
I think that Ryou is right, it has to be the Lexus GS-450H.
 
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I think that Ryou is right, it has to be the Lexus GS-450H.
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Doesn't even look close to me. Rear window is way too rounded.

It's not an older Lexus GS either, because the taillights are wrong.
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Not to mention that the Lexus GS is made in Japan.
 
Ryou
Lexus GS 450 Hybrid?
Lexus IS 250?
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Nope, it's small and cheap just like disinfected said. Not a scion either. Also not a Nissan. Not that many possibilities now
EDIT: yes! Honda city, your go
 
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